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1. If you describe something as _____, you mean that it is large enough to be noticed or to be significant.
(A) independent
(B) skillful
(C) traditional
(D) measurable
2. A survey has _____ that Japan’s happiest prefecture is Okinawa for the second year in a row.
(A) revealed
(B) imported
(C) attracted
(D) sprinkled
3. Overall, the average weekly _____ for an Australian working full time is $1838, according to the latest
statistics released in August 2023.
(A) librarians
(B) strengths
(C) earnings
(D) disappointments
4. The Richter scale is used to rate the _____ of an earthquake, that is the amount of energy released during an
earthquake.
(A) commitment
(B) perception
(C) magnitude
(D) treason
5. Olivia is heading to the supermarket this afternoon to do some _____ shopping for the upcoming barbecue
party.
(A) campus
(B) fighter
(C) grocery
(D) leopard
6. I will _____ my goal to be an engineer even though it will be difficult.
(A) pursue
(B) build
(C) draw
(D) present
7. Because the business _____ its products successfully on the Internet, they sold well.
(A) stored
(B) promoted
(C) fixed
(D) removed
8. Margaret Mead was an American anthropologist _____ groundbreaking work, especially in Samoa in the 1920s, was strongly critiqued after her death.
(A) to whom
(B) her
(C) whose
(D) had
9. Many young men eagerly entered World War I still believing combat to be more of a chivalrous, even
glamorous pastime _____ an inhumane struggle for survival.
(A) than
(B) then
(C) as well
(D) thus
10. _____ the teleconference call with the senior employees, the manager apologized and left for an emergency
event.
(A) Until
(B) During
(C) Since
(D) When
11. The researchers _____ the ancient artifacts for 10 years before they made the groundbreaking discovery last
year.
(A) study
(B) have studied
(C) were studying
(D) had been studying
12. Jenny _____ the singing contest to be held tomorrow evening at the Taipei City Hall.
(A) participating in
(B) participate in
(C) have participated
(D) will participate in
13. It’s hard to hear what the two managers were saying because they _____ the same time.
(A) talking in
(B) have talked at
(C) talk in
(D) were talking at
14. Traditional sources of energy such as oil _____ more expensive and difficult to find these days.
(A) is becoming
(B) have becoming
(C) are becoming
(D) to become
15. Tourism is one of Australia’s biggest industries, worth more than AUS$60 billion and _____.
(A) employ approximate 5% of the country workforce
(B) employing about 5% of the country’s workforce
(C) employs approximately 5% of the country’s workforce
(D) employed about 5% of the country’s workforce
三、克漏字測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
The food delivery business in Taiwan has been growing fast, and leading platforms like Uber Eats
and Foodpanda are playing important roles in shaping the industry’s landscape. Foodpanda originated in
16 the company’s headquarters is based, while Uber Eats launched its deli very
platform in California, U.S.A. The official colors of Uber Eats are black and green, symbolizing
consistency and freshness. 17 , Foodpanda’s pink panda emblem represents life, passion, and
energy. They both 18 delivering food quickly and making their apps simple to use. A 2023 survey
discovered that these companies 19 as the top two players in Taiwan’s food delivery app market.
Because they are competitors, customers have a wide array of food options to pick, from local dishes to
food from around the world. In short, 20 these companies, getting food delivered in Taiwan is
easy and offers lots of tasty choices.
16. (A) where (B) which (C) that (D) what
17. (A) In other words (B) As a result
(C) After all (D) In contrast
18. (A) frown on (B) try on (C) focus on (D) turn on
19. (A) being ranked(B) were ranked (C) ranking (D) have ranked
20. (A) prior to (B) thanks to (C) on behalf of (D) in spite of
四、閱讀測驗【請依照段落上下文意，選出最適當的答案】
As the elderly population increases and the demand for inclusive public transportation systems grows
worldwide, priority seating has become a common feature. These priority seats are not solely for the elderly, as they
also accommodate those in need, such as the disabled, pregnant women, and the injured. In some countries, issues
related to these seats on public transport have been highlighted and discussed.
Priority seating in Taiwan’s public transport is generating much discussion, partly because of misuse or
misunderstanding of these seats. For example, a TV news video showed that a woman was being pulled from a
priority seat even though she needed it due to a health condition. On the other hand, according to the news
comments, some people worry that taking these seats might be a symbol of being unfair or indifferent. All these
factors indicate that we need better ways to inform people about how and when to use priority seating. In response
to this, Taiwan is currently reevaluating its disability rights laws for priority seat eligibility. In Japan, transportation
firms have been adding more of these special seats, but the way they set it up varies. For example, on Japan’s bullet
trains, there are good spots for wheelchair users, but they do not really label any seats as “priority” on such trains
because passengers usually reserve seats beforehand. A unique study in China explored the behavior of around 400
university students regarding yielding their seats in public transport. It was found that older university students or
those who were diligent in their studies were more likely to offer their seats to those in need. In addition, empathy
was discovered to be a significant factor in the decision to offer a seat. Based on these insights, the study suggested
establishing soft measures or policies to ensure seating for those who need it.
Creating a user-friendly transit environment is not just about signs and seats. It is about understanding and
caring for one another. Everyone should feel comfortable and valued while traveling on these public transportation
systems.
21. What is the passage mainly about?
(A) Surveys on the materials of priority seats.
(B) The major impact of priority seats on health.
(C) The styles of priority seats in Asian countries.
(D) Reports on priority seating in certain countries.
22. According to the passage, which of the following is true about priority seats in Taiwan?
(A) The topic of priority seats is rarely discussed in public.
(B) People have received definite guidance on using priority seats.
(C) Taiwan passed disability rights laws on priority seats long ago.
(D) Some people may be concerned that using priority seats is unfair.
23. According to the passage, which of the following is true about special seats in Japan?
(A) Special seats are not referred to as priority seats on bullet trains.
(B) People find fewer and fewer special seats on public buses and trains.
(C) People buy bus tickets for special seats upon boarding public transport.
(D) Special seats are primarily designed for riders of four-wheeled vehicles.
24. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true about the study done in China?
(A) The study recommended setting rules for priority seats for those in need.
(B) Around 400 university students were recruited to participate in the study.
(C) No clear factors explained why some university students yielded their seats.
(D) University students who studied harder were more likely to yield their seats.
25. Which of the following is closest in meaning to “accommodate” in the first paragraph?
(A) To give what is needed to someone.
(B) To give someone in need a free ride.
(C) To provide someone with a place to live.
(D) To provide someone with a job opportunity

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